Law enforcement authorities said Tuesday security chiefs of FIFA World Cup co-hosts South Korea and Japan are to discuss issues of mutual concern in the run-up to this summer's soccer showpiece. Kwon Chin-ho, head of South Korea's 2002 World Cup Security Control Headquarters, will meet with Japan's National Police Agency (NPA) chief Setsuo Tanaka Friday in Seoul. The headquarters said the two men will exchange views on such issues as anti-terror procedures and hooliganism. The officials are also expected to touch on issues such as the unauthorized sale of match tickets and drug use during the month-long tournament.